Study and analysis of mobility Prediction using descriptive methods In wireless networks

Abstract

Rapid mobile networking growth and diversity in network newlineapplications expect the future generation wireless networks to support a wide newlinerange of Quality of Service QoS Next generation networks aim for seamless newlinemobility across heterogeneous networks and support to realtime multimedia newlineservices This needs intra and interdomain service reconfiguration procedures newlinewhich have to be completed with minimum latency Mobility Prediction is a newlinekey to this goal Increased interaction between mobile users and networks newlinerequires mobility prediction schemes to be used in next generation networks newlineso that they are capable of high prediction accuracy in spite of random user newlinemovement newlineMobility prediction schemes are presented to reserve radio newlineresources and configure cellular wireless networks with an expectation of newlinedemand Accurate mobility prediction offers smaller calldropping probability newlineand reduced handover latency in cellular wireless networks A mobility newlineprediction approach based on newline newline